Unique Books and Literary Gifts

The Threshold and the Ledger

by Tom McCarthy

‘A dizzying invitation to explore the poetry and prose of German author Ingeborg Bachmann . . . McCarthy’s work is an invigorating and inspiring incantation: Readers will not only marvel at how the author reads but also at his ability to articulate that experience into something both erudite and accessible.’ Kirkus

Happy Half-Hours: Selected Writings of A. A. Milne

by A. A. Milne

‘Milne’s gift to write amusingly about the most trivial things is a kind of blessing. The kind that can put you back together again when all else fails.’
Frank Cottrell-Boyce

‘Gathers the finest pieces from gossamer light reflections on lost hats to heartbreakingly candid pieces on the horrors of the First World War.’
Waterstones

‘Readers are sure to enjoy Milne’s musings… They are the stuff of many happy half-hours of reading pleasure.’
Booklist

Blind Corners: Essays on Photography

by Michael Collins

‘Blind Corners is a book I believe every photographer should own. Not just the pros. Not just the high end amateurs. But everybody who has ever raised a camera or a cell phone with the hope to create an image should at some point have this book, put it in their day bag and carry it with them.’
Frames Magazine

‘A wonderful read for anyone who has ever picked up a camera or looked closely at a photograph and wondered about its back story. It’s also beautifully presented in this small hardback by Notting Hill Editions. A perfect gift for the photographer in your life.’
Arts Hub